When Answers are Not Solutions

It can be very frustrating to be unable to get a clear answer to a puzzling situation. But there may be a reason that answer is hard to come by. You/I/We are required to do some work – internal/external – work. As a result, more pieces will fall into place.

And it may also be – if the puzzling circumstance was one of discomfort – that, rather than an answer which could create yet another layer of discomfort, due to a lack of knowing details about the larger picture, the thing we are really seeking – is resolution.

Often, answers lead to more questions. Rather than insisting upon answers – allow the universe to offer the perfect solution; and accept that the key to resolution and acceptance of that solution lies within you. You – in your perception – create the problem, the answer, and the resolution.

It is wonderful to be called to action and it is also wonderful knowing when to accept it as a lesson to grow by … and let it go at that.

(Seeking an answer to a dilemma or a puzzle drew you to take action. Good, bad, or otherwise – your action was the answer. In accepting the need of that particular incentive to inspire growth beyond the current state, one can achieve resolution.)